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The Editors of Effect Measure are senior public health scientists and practitioners. Paul Revere was a member of the first local Board of Health in the United States (Boston, 1799). The Editors sign their posts "Revere" to recognize the public service of a professional forerunner better known for other things.

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A note tacked to the door

Category: Blog

Left by the former occupants for those who come calling.

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We bid you farewell

Category: Blog

Time to go.

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Blog matters: who is "revere"?

Category: Blog

Mostly about why it doesn't matter.

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E. coli rides the wave

Category: Biology

Synchorinizing E. coli, complete with video

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Fifth blogiversary

Category: Blog

Five years old and feeling every year.

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Science journalists, bloggers and the Brave New World we live in

Category: Media

The "problem" of pseudonymous bloggers.

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Iran's science minister does science the easy way: by plagiarizing [updated]

Category: Blog

Science? No problem. I've got some right here. Elections? No problem. What do you need?

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Science reporting and personal bad habits

Category: Blog

Natalie Angier's Best Science Writing of 2009 and my personal bank account.

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Malawi redux

Category: Child health

Malawi. The good, the bad and the very sad.

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We don't fish, but if we did . . .

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Still crazy after all these years. But trying to do something about it.

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